Actually, I was talking about having one or more with disabilities. Either way, I think that the point is being lost. If Kate and Jon can't handle having their children in extra activities, how would they have managed taking one or more to the necessary appointments that a disabled child/ren would have required?
I'm not sure why you assume that they would have been housebound? Is it because they say that they need help to care for all of their healthy children as it is? I don't believe that the McCaughey family is housebound but please correct me if I'm wrong.
Is that for the EI program or do all health providers come to the home regardless of whether or not it is covered by insurance? If that's the case, who pays for the services?
Not according to the SEPTA website. I didn't see anything about it being free but there are some discounts for services if you have a Medicare card (the card would be based on income).
http://www.septa.org/fares/disabilities.html
http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/ServicesPrograms/MedicalAssistance/003670296.htm
Septa will pick you up at your house we have neighbors that use it everyday for thier adult disabled child. I guess someone is paying the fee but they said it was free.